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This was almost really good, and I enjoyed most of it, but the ending was just really disappointing. It had a good (if unoriginal) plot, and the dialogue and witty banter made me chuckle a few times. I really enjoyed the characters. But then the ending happened: spoilers below ⬇️

They talked about mating (bite) several times, but it doesn’t actually happen during the book. Riley doesn’t shift. Marcus shifts like once I think. There’s no epilogue. It felt like the author got bored with the story and couldn’t be bothered to finish it properly.

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Wolf shifter
Sheriff
Small town
Past trauma
Former marine
Doctor
Snarky human
Knotting
Size difference
Hands-free Os

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Mention of parent dying of drug overdose (past, off page)
References to foster care and adoption
MC being stalked and threatened
Death of family member (past, cancer)
Homophobia (minor side characters)
Homphobic slur
Knotting
Gun violence
Minor character shot off page (minor injuries)
Explicit sexual content
Brief mention of child being killed (off page, past)
Mentions of missing parent after the 9/11 terrorist attacks (later found alive)
On-page murder of bad guy
Physical attack on MC
Threats of rape and assault against MC (does not happen)

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No
Breakup: No
POV: 3rd person, dual
Genre: Shifter romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile but no switching on page
Main characters’ age: 33 and not specified
Series: Book 1 of (assumed) interconnected standalones, but no new books written in 9 years
Kindle Unlimited: No
Pages: 205
Happy ending: HFN, barely





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“Did you know dopamine is also connected to the reward centers of the brain? It’s why praise is such a big turn on for submissives, but I’m sure you’re well aware of that. Tell me, Elias, do you like it when I call you my good boy?”

I really adore this author’s books. I only wish they were all longer. These books are filled with kinks but not that high heat. There’s a lot of intimacy and relationship development, where the kink and sex complement it, where it adds to their story and makes sense for the dynamic. I always appreciate a good story that isn’t ‘sex first, everything else later’. I’ve been wanting to read this specific book in the series for a long time, but Sadism/masochism made me a little nervous for a while, just because I hadn’t really read it before. Turns out I enjoy reading it, especially if Izaia writes it.

“Hmmm?” I mumbled against his shoulder as I pulled him into my arms to cuddle. He might be my Dom, but I claimed the right to be the big spoon.

The dynamic in this book is so good. The Dom of all Doms, owner of his own BDSM club, 37 years old, looks younger, body of a twink, pining so hard for the 30 year old beefy farmboy bartender next door who thinks he might be submissive, but is completely new to kink. Has been pining for the pretty, dominant twink coming in for drinks. Their chemistry was so good and I was sad their book wasn’t much longer.

There were lots of great discussions about kink in general in this, and Izaia is so talented when it comes to writing about different kinks you might never consider being into, something you might not understand at all, and make it so human, so easy to understand.

I’d recommend this entire series to almost anyone.

“But I will grant you this, while I may hurt you, I’ll never harm you.”

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
D/s
BDSM
Pain play
S&M
Farm-boy bartender
Club owner
Power exchange
Bondage
Exhibitionism
Erotic e-stim
Size difference
Smaller Dom/bigger sub
Pining
Strangers to lovers
‘good boy’
Praise kink
Kink exploration

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Power exchange
Impact play (whip, cane, paddle)
Bondage
Sounding
Exhibitionism
Electric stimulation
Explicit sexual content
Predicament bondage
Child abandonment (past, MC’s parent)
Role-play (mild medical play, role-playing doctor)
Unsafe sex (bare without discussing condoms)
Age play/regression (side characters)

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No
Breakup: No
POV: 1st person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile
Main characters’ age: 30 and 37
Series: Interconnected standalone
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 164
Happy ending: Yes


“For those of you who might not know my name, I’m Foster Hayes. I am one of The Church's owners, whip master extraordinaire, extremely humble, and I will be your teacher for today. Those of you who do know my name, please don’t believe anything you’ve heard about me. It’s all lies.”

“I watch over the submissives at the club because there are always people out there who want to take advantage of them. We take care of our own because no one else is going to take care of us. I watch out for the Doms, too, because no one ever thinks they need it, but they do. They can be hurt just like anyone else.”

There was that word again: mine. I wanted to shout it from the rooftop, buy billboards around town. Let everyone know. Instead, I placed a kiss on the delicate skin below Elias’s ear and whispered it to the one person who mattered, “Mine.”



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Great concept, pretty terrible execution

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He studies me, searching my eyes for something. What is he looking for? I’m suddenly anxious to help him find it. Whatever he wants, whatever he needs, I want to be the one to give it to him.

I’m not at all surprised, but Linden Bell does it again. I am so impressed by this author’s ability to write something that would top most people’s spice chart, yet pack it full of intimacy, romance and emotional moments. This book is low angst yet filled with tension, and it really nailed that balance of avoiding boredom. A romance book does not need to be filled with drama and breakups to feel genuine and exciting, and this is a really good example of that. There’s some really lovely character development that felt realistic, and it all blended into my favorite kinda book: intimate, emotional and sweet. The spice was out of this world as per usual, and you should keep a fan handy while reading this.

I’m drunk on Rhys. I’m dizzy with him.

I’ll always be the first to say that I’m very ‘meh’ about feet and shoes, but man it fit this story and characters so well. It was frankly stupidly hot, and felt like straight up worship.

“What’s wrong? What happened?” If he’s hurt… if someone hurt him… I won’t be held responsible for what I do in retaliation.


Highly recommend this book.


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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Hairy bear
Femme twink
Pole dancer
Camboy/sex worker
Construction worker
Size difference
Sexual awakening
First times/Virgin MC
Brother's friend
Makeup and lingerie
Hands-free orgasms
Cum play
Found family

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Explicit sexual content
Alcohol consumption (casual drinking during party)
Cum play
Role-play while filming porn
Shoe and foot fetish
Mentions of homophobia and non-acceptance from friends and family

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No drama. Angel watches old porn videos of Rhys with other men, but he enjoys it. Rhys gets a good-luck kiss from his best friend before going on stage (after his first hookup with Angel), but even though Rhys has filmed with this friend in the past, they are only friends and the kiss is platonic.
Breakup: No
POV: 1st person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Strict roles
Main characters’ age: Not specified
Series: Interconnected standalone
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 368
Happy ending: Yes


He leads this dance, guiding me with his tongue and his hands, making me spin until I’m dizzy, flipping me upside down and inside out. I’m lost to the sensations he wrings from me, but I don’t actually feel lost. Rhys knows where we are and where we’re going, and I trust him to lead the way.

My d-ck was just inside his butt a moment ago. And now he’s sucking on it with his mouth. It’s dirty. It’s filthy. And I think I might come just from how wrong it feels.

And yet, my cheek is still warm from the kiss Ricky—or maybe Rhys—planted on me. My hand floats up to the spot. It doesn’t feel any different under my fingertips. There’s no cut or burn or anything. But the ghost of that kiss lingers, a very real wisp that I can’t quite grasp.



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“What was that, grumpy?” I asked, raising my brows. “I’m not grumpy,” he huffed, his gaze flicking back to me. “And I said I don’t deserve you.” […] There was no point in arguing with him, let alone trying to explain that love was one of those things in life that was supposed to be given freely, unconditionally. And for reasons I couldn’t answer, I loved him with all of my heart.

Oh what a lovely ending to Roan and Sasha’s story. It was fucking rough getting there, but these guys got a truly lovely ending and HEA. I really wanted everything to be okay for them.

This book was angstier than the first one for me because a lot of the issues were internal, both independently for the characters and in their relationship. They’re trying to heal from and get through the aftermath of Roan’s assault in book 1, and they can’t quite seem to get it right. It felt like a realistic portrayal of dealing with that kind of physical and emotional trauma. Unfortunately that also means shit communication, anger, jealousy, lashing out at each other, etc. They are still very much in love with each other and they stay together, but it’s not smooth.

I really loved that there was no ‘one moment’ or specific happening that made Roan better. It was super gradual and it required time and safety.

It was awesome to see Roan plot and plan his revenge, and I think he really needed that too. Slowly seeing Sasha open up a bit (very little, he is still a stoic Russian who pretends he doesn’t have feelings) was also neat. He found a way to give Roan enough of himself. To be a little vulnerable when they needed it.

He was going to kill me. I knew it. In the time we’d been together, the orchard checked off almost everything Sasha hated: people (specifically children), dirt, Halloween, and anything that brought a normal person joy, like apple pies and pumpkin candles.

There’s also just something about Sasha’s unapologetic dickishness and deadpan delivery that cracks me up a lot.

I wasn’t ready to walk away from Sasha—especially when none of this shit was his fault. But it seemed like no matter what I did, I couldn’t pull myself out of my own misery. I knew I was drowning both of us, yet there was nothing I could do to stop it.


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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Mafia romance
Duology, book 2
Past trauma
Morally black
Relationship in crisis
Possessive and protective
Dark romance
Secret relationship
Musician MC
Size difference

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Explicit sexual content
Verbally abusive parent (on page)
References to past SA (MC)
Gun violence
Homophobia
MC hospitalized
Homophobic slurs
Racial/ethnic slurs
Graphic violence
Jealousy and possessiveness
PTSD symptoms
Suicidal ideation
Arguably dubious consent
Hand-collaring/choking
Slapping
MC spitting in other MC’s mouth
MC killing people (including pregnant woman, off page, not willingly)
Fatshaming
Detained by police
On-page killing
On-page decapitation and evisceration
Injured MC and SC (gunshot wounds)
Penetration without prep

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: A little. Roan has a friend at work who wants to date him and he’s a little pushy, and Sasha finds out about it in a way that makes it angsty and makes the reader think there might be more drama there (reading Roan’s texts). Roan is not at all interested in this work-friend. Sasha also has a colleague who Roan is briefly jealous of and has a few moments of insecurity because they have to spend a lot of time together, including in clubs. Sasha does not even look at this person like that and most of the drama/problems stem from their rough patch after Roan’s assault.
Breakup: No
POV: 1st person, dual
Genre: Dark romance (mafia)
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Strict roles, but Sasha mentions he would bottom for Roan
Main characters’ age: 22 and 35
Series: Duology, book 2
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 368
Happy ending: Yes


“Even after the body heals, the mind still carries the injury. All you can do is be there for him, no matter what he does to try and push you away. He may lash out at you, but in some way it’s because he knows you can take it. And you have to take it, Sasha. If you want him to move forward, he has to know you can handle anything — like he had to. Otherwise, there is no future for the two of you.”

“You know, I’m not going to think less of you if you say something about your feelings once in a while.” “I’m not a fucking greeting card,” I muttered.



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“You know that game Kiss, Kill, or Fuck? Well, you’re all three for me, and I don’t even know how that’s possible.” He finally smiled. A proper Chase Soria smile. “You wanna kiss and fuck me?” “And kill.” “Those odds are still pretty good.”

I wasn’t originally planning on reading this book because going off of the tropes and the blurb, it’s not really my cup of tea. It is N. R. Walker though, and I had access to the audiobook so figured I’d give it a go. It is definitely still not a book made for me, but not bad or anything. It was well written and entertaining. Nick J. Russo narrating certainly helps.

Although fake dating and college romances isn’t for me, I am a big fan of tactile/cuddly characters, and we’ve got a black cat MC and a golden retriever MC, which definitely creates fun and endearing moments and dynamics. (Oh, and the bigger guy bottoms, which is

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“All I’ve ever wanted was for you to be happy. But I also want to be part of that happiness.”

This was a sweet slow burn romance. Very low angst, not a lot happening beyond two characters slowly falling in love. Which was nice, but I also definitely prefer a little more happening. I thought the mental health aspect was dealt with well and I appreciated that the MC getting better was a slow process and that he wasn’t ‘cured’ magically.

Unfortunately there’s like a million Harry Potter references in this book, and even though the book was published in 2017, it’s difficult to not be bothered by it when it’s such a large part of the characters and not just a quick mention.

3.5 ⭐️

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Strangers to friends to lovers
Forced proximity
Agoraphobic MC
Flip-fucking
Found family
Slow burn
Hurt/comfort

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Minor bleeding injury
Extensive facial and body scarring
Description of past severe accident and injury
Mentions of past hospitalization and medical procedures
Homophobic stepfather (off page)
Mention of stepfather drinking excessively (off page)
Alcohol consumption
Anxiety
Feelings of isolation and loneliness
Low self-esteem

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: MC kisses old classmate at the club to mess with friends. Before anything happens with other MC.
Breakup: No
POV: 3rd person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile
Main characters’ age: 25 and 32
Series: Standalone
Kindle Unlimited: No
Pages: 242
Happy ending: Yes


Josh’s smile lit up his face. “I see a beautiful man.” When Christian opened his mouth to tell Josh he was seeing things, Josh shook his head. “Did no one ever tell you, beauty is in the eye of the beholder? Well, right now, I’m beholding beauty, in and out, and you don’t have a say in that.”



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“All I’ve ever wanted was for you to be happy. But I also want to be part of that happiness.”

This was a sweet slow burn romance. Very low angst, not a lot happening beyond two characters slowly falling in love. Which was nice, but I also definitely prefer a little more happening. I thought the mental health aspect was dealt with well and I appreciated that the MC getting better was a slow process and that he wasn’t ‘cured’ magically.

Unfortunately there’s like a million Harry Potter references in this book, and even though the book was published in 2017, it’s difficult to not be bothered by it when it’s such a large part of the characters and not just a quick mention.

3.5 ⭐️

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Strangers to friends to lovers
Forced proximity
Agoraphobic MC
Flip-fucking
Found family
Slow burn
Hurt/comfort

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Minor bleeding injury
Extensive facial and body scarring
Description of past severe accident and injury
Mentions of past hospitalization and medical procedures
Homophobic stepfather (off page)
Mention of stepfather drinking excessively (off page)
Alcohol consumption
Anxiety
Feelings of isolation and loneliness
Low self-esteem

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: MC kisses old classmate at the club to mess with friends. Before anything happens with other MC.
Breakup: No
POV: 3rd person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile
Main characters’ age: 25 and 32
Series: Standalone
Kindle Unlimited: No
Pages: 242
Happy ending: Yes


Josh’s smile lit up his face. “I see a beautiful man.” When Christian opened his mouth to tell Josh he was seeing things, Josh shook his head. “Did no one ever tell you, beauty is in the eye of the beholder? Well, right now, I’m beholding beauty, in and out, and you don’t have a say in that.”



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Daddy Cal had left the building, and in his place stood my Dom, in all his sexy glory. Shirtless and dressed in an old, frayed pair of black denim jeans, he oozed authority and dominance.

It’s difficult to put my finger on it, but there’s something about this particular world and small town that I really, really love. It just feels so real to me. The characters are so genuine and realistic, and I want to be a part of their friend group. They have the best kind of found family. It’s like I can damn near see the British coastal village in my head and smell the dang ocean while I’m reading it.

Outside stuff aside, I have been looking forward to Mouse’s book since the first time I read Viking Ink. He’s perfectly broken and in need of someone to see through his bs, and Cal is perfect for him. I was kicking my feet with joy when their relationship started evolving, I was so excited for them, lol. They are super cute and sweet but also burn-the-sheets hot. For example, fisting really isn’t usually my thing but the way it was written in this book? *fans self*

It’s heavy on spice and kink, both sexual and non-sexual, but it didn’t feel like that was all there was. Their kinky and sexual exploration together felt like a part of their journey and was important to their relationship development as well as important for Mouse’s mental health and healing from grief and guilt. I thought it was really well navigated.

“If you try your hardest to be a good boy for me, I’ll reward you with all the pain you can handle.”

If you’re like me and love the sweetness and kindness that often comes with daddy kink and age play but you’d also like to read more about pain play and more intense impact play, then this is the book for you.

I hope we get some play date scenes (maybe a short novella or a bonus chapter?) with Mouse and Rhys playing in their Middle and Little space together. Those two are absolute rascals and very cute.

Again, there’s something about this little world the author is creating I really enjoy and I can’t wait to keep experiencing their development. I’m also stupidly excited for Doc’s book. That man is a hoot.

PS: it’s refreshing to read about men of all ages, looks and body types finding love and being kinky.

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Childhood crush
Friends to lovers
Coworkers
Roommates
Brother’s best friend
Single dad
Pain play
Fisting
Cock cage
Hurt/comfort
BDSM
Daddy Dom
Age play (Middle)
Small town
Found family
Cockwarming

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Explicit sexual content
Impact play (spanking with hand, mentions of flogging and caning)
Spanking as punishment
Pain play (spanking, pinching, mild CBT)
Brief mention of needle play (does not happen during book)
Fisting (on page)
Self harm through consensual beatings (past and present, not with other MC)
MC assaulted by ex (restrained against will, punched, whipped with bullwhip)
Safeword ignored (not by other MC)
Death of parent (car accident, prologue)
Hospitalized MC (prologue)
Intense feelings of guilt and grief
Alcohol consumption (no abuse)
Bruising/biting
MC cheated on in the past (off page, not by other MC)
Physical altercation between MC and bad guy
Age play (Middle, no ABDL)
Collaring/mild breath play
Medical treatment of wounds (MC, on page)
Mild degredation (e.g. slut, fucktoy)

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: MC1 meets up with his abusive ex to get beaten at a kink club. It’s a way to punish himself, and not any feelings for his ex. This happens before anything romantic happens between the MCs.
Breakup: No
POV: 1st person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Strict roles
Main characters’ age: 28 and 48
Series: Interconnected standalone
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 282
Happy ending: Yes


He was going to break me apart with gentleness and I was helpless to do anything about it. The rough touch of his calloused fingers was juxtaposed with the gentle kisses he pressed against my skin.

I had shoved my feelings and childish desires so far back into my psyche that you’d need a map, compass, and Sir Edmund Hillary to find them, and I wasn’t going to let the handsome fucker ruin my hard work.



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Fisher’s crush on me could probably be seen from space it was so obvious, but as much as he’d grown into a very appealing man, I could not go there with him.

This was very sweet and cute, and had just enough emotional pain to keep it interesting. I’m a huge fan of the ‘dad’s best friend’ trope, but this is the very first ‘dad’s enemy’ book I’ve read. It was a fun twist on a favorite and now I want to read more of the sort.

Both Fisher and Hudson were endearing characters, even though I didn’t expect to love Hudson much. Just goes to show that we don’t have to be young to be insecure or hurt.

The book had excellent small town vibes and I really saw the Ozarks in my head while reading. I’d for sure like to read more about the side characters too, which is rare for me.

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Dad’s enemy
Age gap
Small town
Found family
Pining
Docking
Hookups to lovers
Divorced MC
Size difference
Dimples

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Explicit sexual content
Brief mention of death of parent (past)
Alcohol consumption (intoxicated and casual)
MC almost taken advantage of by SC while drunk

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: Fisher flirts with other men and goes on one date after being turned down by Hudson. He is still hung up on Hudson and nothing happens with the other guys he flirts with.
Breakup: Yes
POV: 1st person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile
Main characters’ age: 21 and 41
Series: Interconnected standalone
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 353
Happy ending: Yes


It turned out that when you rejected gorgeous, smart, funny men, they didn’t pine for you. They didn’t sigh wistfully while waiting for you to change your mind.



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He couldn’t pretend Hunter’s magnetism was just because Jonathan was fascinated by him or felt protective of him. Those things weren’t untrue, but they were cased in how badly Jonathan wanted to kiss him.

This book was incredibly sweet and full of intimacy and romance, and I loved it. It’s got an uncomplicated sexual awakening with a man who might be my new favorite book boyfriend. A shy man with a resting bitch face who is actually the most loving, sweet and vulnerable man ever. I think he’s what you’d call swoon-worthy for sure.

It’s sort of high heat, but it fit with the characters and their relationship development, so it never felt unnecessary or like a case of spice just to have spice, if that makes any sense.

Definitely recommend if you’re looking for low angst, tactile MCs, intimate and spicy.

It even had a bit of a Daddy vibe (but no actually Daddy kink), just the ‘I want to take care of you and make you smile and blow your mind in bed while you focus on being the perfect prince you are’ kinda vibe, lol. I’m here for it.

This was what Jonathan loved—having the person he took to bed lie back and relax while he did the heavy lifting. He gained confidence simply from Hunter letting him be in charge.


4.7⭐️ because no epilogue.

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⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Best friend’s brother
Bisexual awakening
Childhood crush
Size difference
First times
Possessiveness
Sweet romance
Intimate and spicy
Swoony

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
SC with depression
Explicit sexual content
Mentions of cheating parent
Child abandonment (off page, past)
Face-fucking
Details of past financial insecurity
Slutshaming (not by MCs)
SC using alcohol to self-medicate
Brief violent episode between MC and brother

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No
Breakup: No
POV: 3rd person, dual
Genre: Contemporary romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Strict roles
Main characters’ age: Late twenties/early thirties, no significant age gap
Series: Interconnected standalone
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 223
Happy ending: Yes


All he wanted was to feel small in a man’s arms and to get absolutely taken apart.

Jonathan was a no-nonsense kind of guy, which was a demeanor that was mysterious to Hunter, a plenty-of-nonsense kind of guy.

Jonathan kissed Hunter like he wanted to erase his bad feelings. Like he wanted to protect Hunter from any sadness.



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